TS and IS conceived of the study, organized acquisition of data, and participated in the study design and drafting of the manuscript.
6. Analogously, I can conceive of something not thought of by me right now, even if in order to do so I must employ a representation that is conceived of by me right now.
But how do you retake for your own side what is conceived of as "modern"?
The public is conceived of as lying outside the outer circle.
This is conceived of as a teaching gallery, and when you teach you need to grab the viewer's attention".
The book is conceived of as a comprehensive introduction to these techniques, from the basic to the baroque.
If treatment is conceived of as an ongoing process rather than as a cure, a different, more optimistic notion of success emerges.
It is conceived of as a certain undemonstrable force, a Familiar or Genius, by whose impulses the man is guided, but whose counsels he cannot impart.
In the context of, say reading, it is conceived of as much more positive – the term 'book-worm' might be muttered somewhat proudly.
However, if regulation is conceived of more broadly as a form of economic governance, it is difficult to imagine the total elimination of state intervention.
These derivations often add a perfective aspect reading to the verb, which indicates that the action has already been completed (or is conceived of as having been completed).
